ACC Board

The ACC Board is responsible for providing strategic direction to the ACC and approving the use of the ACC’s special coercive powers.

Under the ACC Act the ACC Board has the following functions:

to determine national criminal intelligence priorities
to provide strategic direction to the ACC and to determine the priorities of the ACC
to authorise, in writing, the ACC to undertake intelligence operations or to investigate matters relating to federally relevant criminal activity
to determine, in writing, whether such an operation is a special operation or whether such an investigation is a special investigation
to determine, in writing, the class or classes of persons to participate in such an operation or investigation
to establish task forces
to disseminate to law enforcement agencies or foreign law enforcement agencies, or to any other agency or body of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory prescribed by the regulations, strategic criminal intelligence assessments provided to the Board by the ACC
to report to the Inter-Governmental Committee on the ACC’s performance
such other functions as are conferred on the Board by other provisions of the ACC Act.

The Board is comprised of the following members:

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